How does ‘class-passing’ actually work?

Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by saget on Thursday February 01, 2018 @01:41PM (#16284458)

I think it has to do with it being a finger food and having less "class" associated with it. It's not always an issue but I have definitely received judgment for ordering a burger

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by hkmurakami on Thursday February 01, 2018 @02:05PM (#16284721)

Friend's father is thoroughly blue blooded and won't even eat fries with his fingers (will use a knife and fork)

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by walshemj on Thursday February 01, 2018 @04:02PM (#16285858)

I was told by a friend in sales that it was an sacking offence for an IBM salesman to be seen in a Mc Donald's

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by gt_ on Thursday February 01, 2018 @01:47PM (#16284511)

in America, it suggests an acclimation to fast food.

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by munificent on Thursday February 01, 2018 @03:28PM (#16285558)

In America, everyone eats burgers and is acclimated to fast food.

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by nathanasmith on Tuesday February 06, 2018 @06:17AM (#16315550)

This is not even remotely true. Were you joking?

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